Sentence examples for weaker ties from inspiring English sources

(Jobseekers, the original paper argued, find more work vacancies through weaker ties).

They tend to be poorer and less educated than typical New Yorkers, with weaker ties to their neighbors as well as to political power brokers.

That kind of money is not readily available to most candidates, let alone minority candidates who have historically had far weaker ties to corporate Amnerica.

The weaker ties help to spread innovation, promote thought leadership, mobilise people around an interest area and develop it further – all lots more.

"Friendship networks," he said, "tend to be larger in younger groups, but they have weaker ties with those they talk with.

Burt's theory of structural holes gives a theoretical explanation for Granovetter's observation that weaker ties are more likely to bridge cohesive networks.

Many of its competitors, with weaker tie-ins to the mobile OS, do not.

Although not ideal, with this method the horse can be attached to much weaker tie points.

The platforms of social media are built around weak ties.

But weak ties seldom lead to high-risk activism.

The rest are weak ties — maintained via technology.